Since my son is in kindergarten, this will be the first year that we get to give homemade valentines to his school friends. I’ve always loved the idea of printable valentines that you can add candy or toys to instead of the prepackaged store-bought ones.
One of his friends is really into race cars, so I thought it would be fun to create printable race car valentines to share. I hope you (and your kids!) enjoy them!
Printable Race Car Valentines
Here’s what you need to make these printable race car valentines:
- White Cardstock
- Printable Race Car Valentines download
- Sharp Scissors
- String
- Toy Cars
First, you’ll need to print our Race Car Valentines download on the white cardstock.
Cut the cards out and then use the scissors to poke holes on either side of the road. Thread the string through the holes and tie the toy cars into place.
Aren’t they cute?
Looking for more? Don’t miss 100 Kids Valentines for School — there are so many cute ones!
I LOVE THIS!! What is the password to be able to download the file?
Try this download instead (it shouldn’t have a password): http://thenerdswife.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Race-Car-Valentines1.pdf
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I’ve seen some really cute printable race car valentines online. Some of them have simple designs that kids can color themselves, and others have more elaborate designs that you can print and decorate. You could even add a little car toy to each valentine to make it extra special. Click this web see here:
What a fun and creative idea for homemade valentines! My son is also a big fan of race cars, so I’ll definitely be trying this with him. I love how simple the process is, yet the result is so unique. On a side note, for anyone into design or tech, I’ve recently come across AgileEngine https://agileengine.com/, a company that provides some really innovative software development services. Their expertise in UI/UX might be handy if you’re ever thinking about turning some of these creative projects into digital platforms! Thanks for sharing this idea—can’t wait to get started!